Learn Awesome New Linux Command Line Tips by Following Shell-Fu on Twitter
I was checking up on my Twitter account yesterday and saw that I was being followed by “Shell Fu.” Clicking through to their profile revealed tons of useful tweets on using the command line in Linux, so I went ahead and checked out the home page, http://shell-fu.org. It’s awesome!
From the home page:
Shell-fu is a place for all those little command line goodies that you come across and then can never find again when you need them. Hopefully we’ll end up with a comprehensive and easily usable resource for anyone working with the shell.
The website boasts a very clean design and hundreds of useful command line tips. You can updates via RSS, Identica, or Twitter. And of course the whole database of awesomeness is searchable.
Shell-Fu is definitely a great place to pick up some killer Linux command line skills. Where are your favorite resources for learning more about he the Linux command line?
INX is a great way to learn more about the command line. It’s at http://inx.maincontent.net/ and is essentially an Ubuntu respin which is command-line only, but it includes loads of really great tutorials, and never leaves you at a prompt without anything obvious to do unless you actually ask it to. It’s also a great demonstration of how much you can actually do from the CLI, including watch videos. listen to music and surf the web graphically, and it’s got a great introduction to GNU Screen. It’s available as a live CD or a virtual machine image. I can’t recommend it highly enough.
commandlinefu.com is also a very nice resource for ..fu
they have twitter for new commands as well.